While it is given a brief nod in the paper, it is worth reiterating: WFH during a global pandemic is not the same as WFH generally. I say this as someone who

While it is given a brief nod in the paper, it is worth reiterating: WFH during a global pandemic is not the same as WFH generally. I say this as someone who has been remote for years. Run this same study starting in September (barring huge Delta variant outbreak in the US) and you'll see a totally different set of numbers.